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What Causes Seasickness and Some Suggestions to Ease Your Symptoms

By Sandy Parks · On September 27, 2019

Seasickness can put a damper on any sailing you do and as with anything, it helps to have an understanding of what causes the discomfort so you can go ahead and try to prevent seasickness going forward. The National Ocean Service discusses the conflict between your innner ear and the erratic motion of the vessel you are on. Read More

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